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titleOfInvention Communication devices and communication systems for monitoring respiration
abstract The invention relates to a communication device (100) for monitoring respiration, having a microphone unit (110), a monitoring unit (120) and an output unit (130). The microphone unit is designed to receive an acoustic signal ( 105 ) from the surroundings ( 112 ) of the microphone unit and convert it into a digital input signal ( 114 ), the acoustic signal being indicative of the breathing of the communication device wearer ( 102 ) of the communication device sound (350). The monitoring unit is designed to receive the digital input signal and to divide the indicated breathing sounds into individual breathing cycles (124) by means of an amplitude and/or frequency dependent pattern recognition (122) and to determine the corresponding breathing cycle durations of the breathing cycles ( 125), wherein the monitoring unit is further designed to: trigger a breathing alarm state of the communication device according to a continuous sequence of breathing round durations (126). The output unit is designed to output an alarm output (132) indicating the respiratory alarm state after triggering the respiratory alarm state.
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